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RUNPARM will issue a LOAD SVC for a module loaded above RUNPARM in the
user area. Any tokens past the command name on the command line are condensed
and passed to the program as an OS parm field. An option allows the COMPSWT
flag to be ON or OFF during execution.
RUNPARM CMS Command

RUNPARM is used to invoke a CMS MODULE which may be expecting OS style
parameters. RUNPARM will issue a LOAD SVC for a module loaded above RUNPARM
in the user area. Any tokens past the command name on the command line are
condensed and passed to the program as an OS parm field. An option allows
the COMPSWT flag to be ON or OFF during execution.

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| RUNPARM | fn token1 ... tokenn [( [COMPON|COMPOFF] [)]] |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------------+

where:

COMPON turns the COMPSWT flag on. When this flag is on, any program
called by a LINK, LOAD, XCTL, or ATTACH macro instruction must
be a nonrelocatable module in a file with a filetype of MODULE;
it is loaded via the CMS LO~DMOD command.

COMPOFF turns the COMPSWT flag off. When this flag is off, any program
called by a LINK, LO~D, XCTL, or ATTACH macro instruction must
be a relocatable object module residing in a file with a
filetype of TEXT or TXTLIB; it is loaded via the CMS INCLUDE
command.